Regency at Creekside

Regency at Creekside is a gated 55+ luxury active adult community in Gainesville, Virginia, developed by Toll Brothers on a 126-acre former farm off Catharpin Road in Prince William County. Construction began in 2016, with 208 single-family homes planned across two collections — the Potomac Collection (2,551–3,045 sq ft) and the Middleburg Collection (2,735–3,005 sq ft). Actual finished homes range roughly 2,583–4,328 sq ft once basements and optional lofts are included, and every plan features first-floor master-on-main living, attached two-car garages, and Toll Brothers' signature upgraded finishes — hardwood floors, gourmet kitchens with granite counters and stainless appliances, tray ceilings, and walk-in showers. Most homes were built between 2017 and 2021, with limited final inventory still being completed. Life here centers on a 9,200-square-foot clubhouse that functions as the social and recreational hub of the neighborhood. Inside, residents find a state-of-the-art fitness center with locker rooms, a heated indoor pool for year-round swimming and water aerobics, a Tavern Room with catering kitchen, a Club Room, a multi-purpose room for cards and meetings, billiards, and shuffleboard. Outside the clubhouse sit an outdoor resort-style pool and patio, pickleball and tennis courts, a bocce ball court, and a putting green. The 126-acre site is laced with paved walking and biking trails that wind past three ponds — the main community entrance features a signature pond with fountain and waterfall accents — and homes sit along quiet cul-de-sacs and streets like Long Ridge Drive, Bowes Creek Place, Chancellorsville Drive, and Trotters Point Lane. The social scene is driven by a full-time on-site Lifestyle Director who programs the calendar: Friday night cocktail parties, card and pickleball tournaments, a community golf team with weekly outings, dinner clubs, holiday parties, fitness classes, and day-trip excursions to wineries, D.C. museums, horse events, and regional attractions. Guests under 55 can stay up to 90 days per year, so visiting children and grandchildren are welcome. The location balances a countryish feel with genuine Northern Virginia convenience. The community sits off Lee Highway/U.S. 29 just minutes from I-66 at Exit 43B, giving easy access to Prince William Parkway and Route 234. It's four miles to Haymarket, 11 to Manassas, 12 to Centreville, 19 to Fairfax, 24 to Dulles International Airport, 30 to Arlington, and 35 miles to Washington, D.C. A commuter bus stop at Linton Hall Road connects to the West Falls Church Metro for car-free trips into the capital. The Virginia Gateway shopping center — 100+ shops, restaurants, and entertainment — is minutes away, and residents are close to Manassas Battlefield National Park, the Bull Run Mountains, Silver Lake Park, Old Town Manassas, Fair Oaks Mall, and the Potomac Mills outlets. Shenandoah National Park, dozens of Loudoun and Prince William wineries, and Virginia horse country are all within an easy drive. It's one of four Toll Brothers Regency communities in the Washington region, alongside Regency at Ashburn, Greenbrier at Regency at Dominion Valley in Haymarket, and Regency at Chancellorsville in Fredericksburg.